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Talking Texas Art: In Conversation, East Texas (opens the original)
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Throughout 2026, as part of Glasstire’s 25th anniversary, the publication is organizing panel discussions in Dallas-Fort Worth, The Panhandle, West Texas, East Texas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and The Valley. Each panel features artists, art critics, and arts professionals from the region discussing the area’s art and art writing over the past two-and-a-half decades. Glasstire presented the fourth Talking Texas Art event at the Tyler Museum of Art on Sunday, August 23. Panelists included Can
Art Dirt: The Work a Gallery Does: Talking with Bart Keijsers Koning (opens the original)
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William Sarradet speaks with Dallas dealer Bart Keijsers Koning about a gallery's responsibilities to the arts ecosystem, how artists can engage with galleries, and what a gallery actually does. "Get a space, put it on the wall, see what happens, get it out of the studio. And once you start understanding your work that way, it will just make everything clear for the next engagement… When an ecosystem works like that, it's super healthy." See related readings here: https://glasstire.com/2026/09/2
Art Dirt: Learning the City: Talking with Laura Burton (opens the original)
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Brandon Zech speaks with gallerist Laura Burton, owner of Laura (the gallery), about leaving New York and opening a space in Houston, why art fairs matter to a young gallery, and how she thinks about her program's aesthetic. "There's an amazing floor in the front of the gallery that we're kind of famous for, because it has all of these layers of history… There are spills of paint, shadows from spray paint from the artists that have worked in here and used it as their space. There's a history imb
Art Dirt: What the Water Leaves Behind: Talking with Jhonny Langer (opens the original)
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William Sarradet speaks with Galveston-based paint conservator and object restoration artist Jhonny Langer about disaster mitigation, the slow work of triage and salvage after a storm, and what a century of Gulf Coast weather has taught the island about holding onto things. "The biggest excuse for tearing down an amazing structure is that it's too costly. And I would propose that it's too costly not to have that building; it's too costly not to have art history." See related readings here: https
Art Dirt: Dallas is Paradox City: Talking with Mark Lamster (opens the original)
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William Sarradet speaks with "Dallas Morning News" architecture critic and 2026 Pulitzer winner Mark Lamster about the contradictions and marvels of Dallas architecture, what's at stake with losing iconic buildings, and his new book, "Welcome to Paradox City." "I like to say that living in Dallas is like going to the circus every day. It's an inherent craziness... It's wonderful and it's frustrating all at the same time. It's just a city of endless contradiction." See related readings here: http
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